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What will the UK push for more North Sea oil and gas really achieve?

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What will the UK push for more North Sea oil and gas really achieve?

The UK’s plan to issue new oil and gas licences will make a minimal impact on North Sea production levels – but it will dent the country's reputation as a climate leader

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Wild bees are rapidly shrinking due to global warming

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Wild bees are rapidly shrinking due to global warming

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Spiny lava lizards become less picky about partners in the heat

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Lizard puts less effort into wooing and choosing mates when it's hot

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The start of spring in the Arctic is increasingly unpredictable

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Wood can be turned into sturdy replacements for steel and concrete

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Building things with wood may not be as climate-friendly as thought

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The biggest scientific challenges that AI is already helping to crack

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The biggest scientific challenges that AI is already helping to crack

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Vital Atlantic Ocean current could collapse as soon as 2025

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ANTARCTICA - FEBRUARY 15: Melting icebergs are seen on Horseshoe Island as Turkish scientists conduct fieldwork on Horseshoe Island within 7th National Antarctic Science Expedition under the coordination of the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkiye (TUBITAK) MAM Polar Research Institute with the joint responsibilities of the Turkish Presidency and Turkish Ministry of Industry and Technology in Antarctica, on February 15, 2023. Turkish scientists sailed with the 80-meter Chilean-flagged research ship 'Betanzos' for nearly a month as part of the 7th National Antarctic Science Expedition. During the voyage, Turkish scientists arrived at Horseshoe Island via a new transit channel developed in the Gullet and Barlas Channel, which was previously covered in ice due to melting sea ice caused by global climate change. The minimum width of sea ice in Antarctica for 2023 fell to 1.79 million square kilometers, the lowest level on record, on February 21. While this data is 1.05 million square kilometers below the 1981-2010 average, it also points out that a new record decrease is experienced every year. (Photo by Sebnem Coskun/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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Sea level may have been higher than it is now just 6000 years ago

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Death Valley in California has had record-breaking temperatures

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July’s heatwave was made 1000 times more likely by climate change

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Fears of record-breaking El Niño event this year raise climate alarms

We don't yet know how strong the developing El Niño climate pattern will be, but even a weak one risks severe global disruption

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Shortage of male turtles could be solved by splash of cold seawater

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Much of Greenland's ice could melt even if world doesn't get warmer

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Death Valley may have just had the hottest recorded midnight ever

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Eunice Newton Foote: The woman who discovered the greenhouse effect

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